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==Gameplay== ''Midnight Pool'' features a story mode, a quick pick-up game arcade mode, a Challenge mode that revolves around sinking trick shots and offline multiplayer. There are three different variations of pool included in the game: [[Eight-ball|8-ball US rules]], [[Blackball (pool)|8-ball UK rules]] and [[Nine-ball|9-ball]], each available in all modes of play, including multiplayer. The player chooses from a number of characters to compete as. The game starts with only a handful of characters available to choose from, with additional characters unlocked as the player progresses through the story mode. Additionally, players can also unlock new pool tables and cue colors. The game also features several different bars to play in, each with different challenges to take on. ===Control=== On the Wii, the game is controlled using the [[Wii Remote]]. Players aim their shot using either the pointer function of the Remote or the D-pad, with players miming the motion of a cue stick to hit the ball. Players can also can pinpoint the precise point on their cue ball they will strike with their cue stick to add spin and to pull off trick shots.
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